Data center liquid cooling

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Data center liquid cooling

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  • Utility offers rebate for liquid cooling systems

    28 Nov 2006

    Article -  Avista Corp., a Spokane, Wash.-based utility is offering rebates to data centers that buy liquid cooling systems and other energy saving technologies. The first product to qualify for the rebate is ISR's SprayCool M-Series.

  • Will liquid cooling work for high-heat producing hardware?

    Tip -  With recent technological advancements delivering high-heat producing hardware, the need for more efficient cooling methods is more evident than ever before. This has caused users to look beyond traditional, HVAC-based methods to a new generation of...

  • Liquid cooling book promotes standardization

    26 Sep 2006

    Article -  The American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers publishes a book on data center liquid cooling technologies that could help standardization.

  • Water cooling takes center stage at Sun event

    02 Feb 2006

    Article -  Sun takes a stand against liquid cooling, despite a flood of interest from IT pros. But are liquid cooling supporters ready to put the money where their mouth is?

  • HP, IBM square off on liquid cooling

    Tip -  HP and IBM are rushing to pour water on hot servers. Big Blue is tackling the problem from a energy efficiency angle while HP wants to help data centers cram more computers into less space.

  • Data center liquid cooling vs. forced air cooling

    19 Feb 2007

    Interview -  SearchDataCenter.com recently visited American Power Conversion (APC) Corp.'s Research and Development facility in Billerica, MA, to get a first-hand look at its approach to data center cooling. During the visit we asked American Power Conversion Corp....

  • Liquid cooling is your friend, ASHRAE speakers say

    29 Jan 2007

    Article -  Liquid is starting to make inroads in the data center, thanks to its ability to cool things off thousands of times better than air.

  • McFarlane tackles liquid cooled racks

    Ask the Expert -  Expert Robert McFarlane tells readers what he thinks about cooling racks.